WEST PALM BEACH

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• THE GARDENS MALL read more ›
  (3101 PGA Blvd, Palm Beach Gardens. Tel. 561-775-7750)
  www.thegardensmall.com
  This luxury shopping destination holds more than 160 specialty stores (including high-style stores like True Religion Brand Jeans and Tiffany & Co.) and 18 dining venues.
• ARTMOSPHERE read more ›
  (3627 S Dixie Hwy. Tel. 561-835-4550)
  artmosphere.net
  An eclectic blend of Brazilian and Argentinean furniture mixed with African art and textiles takes up most of the 8,000 square feet of showroom space here.
• SPOTTED ON 2ND GALLERY read more ›
  (200 NE Second Ave, Delray Beach. Tel. 561-272-2220)
  spottedon2nd.com
  A colorful craft gallery that features works from more than 100 American artists, this shop offers everything from jewelry to wooden sculpture. Look for funky metalwork by Ben Gatski.

• DESERT ROSE RANCH read more ›
  (1700 SE Ranch Rd, Jupiter. Tel. 561-779-5206)
  www.desertroseranch-fl .com
  This 20-acre home of three national champion sport horses specializes in training, leasing and sales of all breeds. Call ahead for a lesson.
• BARRETT-JACKSON COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION read more ›
  (Southern Blvd, Wellington. Tel. 480-663-6255)
  barrett-jackson.com
  In 2005, Barrett-Jackson became one of the fi rst auction houses to offer every vehicle at No Reserve (sold to the highest bidder, regardless of price). Watch the excitement as the world’s richest collectors go head to head. April 1-3.
• EAUSPA BY CORNELIA read more ›
  (100 S Ocean Blvd, Palm Beach. Tel. 561-540-6000)
  eauspa.com
  With bath lounges, opulent couples’ villas and a “Self-Centered Garden”—in which benches sit under waterfalls and modern chairs hang over a shallow pool—this idyllic spa will put you at ease even before your treatment starts.

• SAVOR THE AVENUE read more ›
  (Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach. Tel. 561-279-1380)
  delray beach.com
  This event transforms Atlantic Avenue into the country’s longest dining table, along which 1,200 diners are expected to partake in prixfi xe menus from more than a dozen of Delray Beach’s fi nest restaurants. March 18. $$-$$$$
• JB’S ON THE BEACH read more ›
  (300 NE 21st Ave, Deerfi eld Beach. Tel. 954-571-5220)
  jbsonthebeach.com
  JB’s features fresh seafood in novel presentations (tequila shrimp fettuccine, Maine lobster mac-n-goat cheese). Stay after dinner to watch live bands. $$
• IL BELLAGIO AT CITYPLACE read more ›
  (600 S Rosemary Ave, Ste 170. Tel. 561-659-6160)
  ilbellagiocityplace.com
  Facing the spectacular courtyard fountains at CityPlace, this piazza bistro-style restaurant serves classic dishes like veal scallopine with mushrooms in a marsala wine sauce. $$$

• DELUX NIGHTCLUB & LOUNGE read more ›
  (16 E Atlantic Ave, Delray Beach. Tel. 561-279-4792)
  This club stays packed due to a thundering sound system and exciting mixes from resident and visiting DJs. Whether you’re dancing inside or lounging on one of the beds on the VIP patio, you can expect to have a fabulous time.
• ROXY’S SKY 309 read more ›
  (309 Clematis St. Tel. 561-296-7699)
  roxyspub.com
  Last year, to celebrate 75 years in West Palm Beach, Roxy’s unveiled this 7,500-square-foot rooftop lounge and restaurant.

• SAWGRASS RECREATION PARK read more ›
  (62 miles southwest of West Palm Beach 1006 N US Hwy 27, Weston. Tel. 888-424-7262)
  evergladestours.com
  Take an airboat ride and learn about the animals that live in the Florida Everglades, then get close to panthers and other endangered creatures at the exotic wildlife exhibit.

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Fun Fact!
Until 1963, Palm Beach County’s borders incorporated Lake Okeechobee. The lake is now split among the fi ve counties that surround it.